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County Kilkenny is located in the southeast of Ireland. A large number of Norman castles and abbeys make Kilkenny one of Ireland's most historic counties. Modern Kilkenny boasts a vibrant nightlife, particularly in Kilkenny City, and a rich array of arts and crafts. The river visitor attractions include Kilkenny Castle, Jerpoint Abbey, Dunmore Cave, Saint Canice's Cathedral, and Duiske Abbey. Places to stay include Kilkenny City, Knocktopher, Freshford, Thomastown, and Graiguenamanagh.
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It could be said that B&Bs are Kilkenny's speciality with many good quality establishments within walking distance of the City Centre.
Browse All Accommodation:
- Bed & Breakfast
- Guesthouses
- Kilkenny Hotels
- Hostels
- Self-Catering
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Throughout the year there are things for visitors to Kilkenny to see and do. Highlights of the year include Kilkenny Arts Week in August and the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival in May and June. Other festivals include the Kilkenny Rhythm n' Roots in May, and Kilkenny Celtic Festival in September and October.
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More Places to Visit
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As a medieval city Kilkenny is full of historic places to visit, from historical sites to more contempoary attractions. Theatre features high in the entertainment scene in Kilkenny with Dance, Comedy and Opera popular also.
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Please see our Event Calendar for a full listing.
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To help you plan your visit, we have several Kilkenny maps, including a Kilkenny City Centre street map, map of county Kilkenny towns, as well as maps of Ireland.
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Kilkenny City is well connected by road, bus and rail with the rest of Ireland. The compact size of the city means its small enough to walk around.
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Ireland is home to many famous golf clubs. Browse golf courses across Ireland and book tee times at our Golfing Guide
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With a busy arts and cultural scene there is no shortage of places to eat in Kilkenny. From small local-run bakeries and cafes to high class restaurants there is something for all budgets and tastes.
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Kilkenny is a popular destination with Irish and foreign visitors because of its lively nightlife. Pubs are the most popular places to go at night with less emphasis on nightclubs, though there are some.
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